Rishi Sunak shares a moment of joy while playing tennis ball cricket during his visit to Mumbai | Trending

Feb 03, 2025 09:47 AM Rishi Sunak visited Mumbai, joined a tennis ball cricket game at Parsee Gymkhana. Former UK Prime Miner Rishi Sunak’s visit to Mumbai took an unexpected sporty turn on Sunday when he joined a game of tennis ball cricket at the renowned Parsee Gymkhana. Known for his love of cricket, Sunak wasted no time in stepping onto the field for a game, delighting onlookers with his participation. Rishi Sunak visited Mumbai and took part in a tennis ball cricket match at Parsee Gymkhana. (X/@RishiSunak) (Also read: Mukesh and Akash Ambani join Rishi Sunak, Narayana Murthy to watch India vs England at Wankhede) Sharing the moment on social media, Sunak posted a photograph of himself holding a bat, surrounded spectators. “No trip to Mumbai is complete without a game of tennis ball cricket,” he wrote on X (formerly Twitter), capturing the essence of his visit in a simple yet engaging post. Check out the post here: Cricket enthusiast in actionDressed in a white shirt, black trousers, and sports shoes, Sunak was seen facing deliveries with determination. The scene was a charming blend of politics and sport, with bodyguards, children, and even the ground maintenance staff watching on as the former Prime Miner embraced the spirit of the game. His playful stance was a far cry from the serious political persona he often carries. Later, Sunak addressed the crowd at the anniversary celebrations of the gymkhana, expressing his admiration for the institution. The legacy of Parsee GymkhanaEstablished in 1885, the Parsee Gymkhana holds a special place in Mumbai’s cricketing culture. With Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy as its first president and Jamsetjee Tata as chairman, the club has been a nurturing ground for generations of cricketers. Its location along Marine Drive only adds to its prestigious legacy as a focal point for the city’s cricketing enthusiasts. Before his visit to Mumbai, Sunak attended the Jaipur Literature Festival, where he was seen with Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy. A video from the event quickly went viral, showing Sunak greeting the crowd with folded hands, a gesture that captured the warm and respectful connection he shared with the audience. Recommended Topics News / Trending / Rishi Sunak shares a moment of joy while playing tennis ball cricket during his visit to Mumbai See Less